Times Square Ball

get bored. Some iconic places like NYC parks, art museums, culture spots and traditional venues. Some of the iconic places that tourists must visit are; The Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square, Apollo Theater, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall, Roosevelt Island, among others. One of the Iconic places,

carpet squares were new to the gym. Some of the children were bouncing on the balls that had the handles. I saw the carpet squares and said, “I wonder if we could find the letters of our name using the carpet squares?” The children began bouncing around and trying to find all the letters to spell their name. They were having so much fun, that I decided to make an activity using alphabet letters, bouncing balls with handles, and carpet squares. The activity was introduced at large group time. I told

The ball flight refers to the specific path the ball acquires in the air after impact with the clubface (3rd, 2007). There are 4 different categories the ball path can fall under. These include Hook, Slice, Push, and Pull (Andrisen, 2010). According to Perry Andrisen, a PGA professional golf teacher, a hook occurs when the ball curves from right to left caused by a closed clubface on impact (Andrisen, 2010). A slice is the opposite, when the ball curves from left to right due to an open clubface

ways, as an example the angle you shoot at determines where the ball goes. Also, an example of math being used would be the different shapes in the game. Like for example, the field you play on is a rectangle with different shapes and lines to determine the foul lines, shooting lines, and the half-field. Another subject of math being involved in lacrosse is the area inside the net. This is how much space there is in the net, where the ball could go. In lacrosse, angles are mostly used in shooting. An

learning to shoot with their feet turned away from the basket and using an armband that prevents a player from using their guide hand to help them threw the motion of there shot. When most people are learning how to shoot a basketball they are told to square their feet to the basket. Now there is a different way to shoot, shooting with a the feet turned away from the basket. Just by doing that it will make a difference on how a player

empirical law that predicts the period of a simple pendulum through graphical analysis. The length of time taken for a simple pendulum to finish a period cannot be hypothesized on the laws of physics alone. The empirical law of a simple pendulum, which was revealed after experimentation had concluded, written: T=2.00√l+0 means that the time, T, of the period of the simple pendulum equals twice the square root of the length. It was hypothesized that the data collected would support the empirical, within

inducing a charge on top of a metal conductive surface, A rubber belt is passed through two different materials which causes a charge to be produced. There are small combs at the top of the generator which comb electrons from the belt onto the conductive ball which spread across the surface producing a net charge of the surface. The top of the Van De Graaff generator is circular which will act as point charge when the charge has evenly distributed itself across the surface. Aim The aim of this experiment

What is 75-ball Bingo? . The 75-Ball Game Overview 75-ball bingo has been around for many years, and is played worldwide, even as far afield as North America, where it is most popular. 75-ball bingo is especially popular with many online bingo players today. The card is a grid of 5x5, with the centre square normally marked as ‘Free’. At the top of the bingo card the letters B.I.N.G.O. is displayed. These letters correspond with the 5 columns that can be found on the bingo card. This enables

imagine a modified pool table that only has pockets in the 4 corners. Then, we imagine that a ball is hit from the lower left corner in a diagonal direction that forms a 45 degree angle with the sides. For this problem, we had to find a rule to figure out how many times the ball would hit the sides before going into one of the corner holes, and what corner the ball would go into. What we did is that we drew squares with different types of dimensions and lengths, and we found out how the dimensions affected

3. List and Explanation of Activities All activities have been adapted from Sport New Zealand http://www.sportnz.org.nz/managing-sport/guides/fundamental-movement-skills Equipment • 18 balls (3 large, 5 small, 5 foam, 5 football/soccer) • 50 milk cartons filled with sand • 8 timers/whistles • 5 envelopes • 1 bucket • 14-marker cones/marking tape • 5 hoops • 8 first aid kits • Sunscreen Warm-ups (10 minutes) The warm up will help the students prepare their bodies for more vigorous physical activity